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5 Using Command-Line
You can use Word-2-CHM command line when you need Word-2-CHM
to create CHM file automatically for you in batch file, or in scheduled task,
etc. The command line of Word-2-CHM is as below:
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Word-2-CHM.exe /pFile=file[;Option1=value1][;Option2=value2][;OptionX=valuex]
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Or
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Word-2-CHM.exe /pFile=file [/pOption1=value1] [/pOptionX=valuex]
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Options:
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Option
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Description
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Value
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File
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Source file, can be
.word2chm project, Word file and HTML file
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filename
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OutPath
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Path of output CHM file
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path
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Auto
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Create the CHM file
automatically and then close
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true/false
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Overwrite
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Overwrite existing CHM
file without prompts
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true/false
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op:ShowChapterNo
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UI option “Show chapter
number”
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true/false
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op:ShowHeader
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UI option “Show header”
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true/false
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op:ShowFooter
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UI option “Show footer”
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true/false
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op:ShowNavigator
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UI option “Show navigator”
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true/false
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op:ShowRelatedTopic
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UI option “Show related
topics”
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true/false
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op:RelatedTopicTitle
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Title text of option “Show
related topics”
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title text
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op:IndexToIndex
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UI option “Add index entry”
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true/false
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op:RefToLink
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UI option “Cross-reference
to hyperlink”
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true/false
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op:UsePNG
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UI option “High-quality
images”
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true/false
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op:ShowCoverPage
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UI option “Show cover
page”
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true/false
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op:CoverPageTitle
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Title text of option “Show
cover page”
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title text
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op:KeepChmProject
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UI option “Keep HTML help
project”
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true/false
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op:AutoHelpId
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UI option “Auto help id”
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true/false
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op:HelpIdTemplate
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Template filename of “Auto
help id”
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filename
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op:MaxTreeLevel
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UI option “Max tree level”
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1-9
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op:PageFileNameRule
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UI option “Page filename
rule”
value =
Default/HeadingText/HelpId/ChapterNumber
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Using Command-Line